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Hastelloy 276 in seawater

Hastelloy 276 in seawater

Hastelloy 276 in seawater

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We're looking at a pressure transducer made from Hastelloy 276 as part of a control system in a seawater environment and I was looking for any information in regards to this material's robustness.  We will be both using it a sealing surface (o-ring) as well as the diaphram on the transducer.

thanks

RE: Hastelloy 276 in seawater

This will be fine in this service.
There is corrosion data in the C-276 data sheet on the Haynes web site.

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